Officers believe Lewis is in the Wythenshawe area
Police have issued an appeal for help to track down a missing boy who is believed to have travelled from Wales to Manchester.
Lewis was last seen in the Conwy area of North Wales at around 3.22am on Friday, April 19. Police believe the 15-year-old then made his way to Manchester. The teenager is now believed to be in the Wythenshawe area. Lewis was last seen wearing navy blue pants, with a navy blue coat, a grey hat and black trainers.He is described as being of slim build and around 5ft 7in tall. He has long, brown hair.
A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Police said officers 'are becoming increasingly concerned' about Lewis and 'want to make sure he is safe and well'. Anyone who spots him, or who has any information, should get in touch.Try MEN Premium for FREE by clicking here for no ads, fun puzzles and brilliant new features.
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